Navy Ricrac Stand-collar Long-sleeve Loose Sweatshirt

I'm the exact same height as the model, Natali (5'9"), so I ordered the Small as my reference point. I checked the product size chart and saw the S bust is 112cm (about 44.1") and the length is 64cm—because this is designed with dropped shoulders (55.5cm) and a loose fit, that generous bust measurement gave me exactly the slouchy, relaxed drape shown in the model photos, not a boxy sack. The length hits right at my high hip. I wore this for a crisp autumn morning at the driving range and then to a casual lunch; the wheat-ear textured knit is gorgeous and feels substantial, and the white ricrac trim along the stand collar adds such a charming retro accent. The quarter-zip let me vent heat when I warmed up, and the ribbed cuffs and hem held their shape through my swing. One heads-up: the fabric is wrinkle-resistant and breathable, but the loose fit means it runs quite roomy—if you want a closer fit, consider sizing down. Also, the ricrac trim picks up lint easily. But for model-height shoppers who want a sweatshirt that fits exactly like the photos, this S is spot-on.

At 5'4", I'm shorter than the model, and since S is the smallest size offered, I took a chance. The product chart shows the S bust is 112cm—which is very roomy on my 33" chest, but that's exactly what a loose fit sweatshirt should feel like. The dropped shoulder (55.5cm) means the armholes sit lower on my arms, and the sleeves (56cm) are a touch long for my petite frame—I had to push them up once. But the length (64cm) hits right at my hips, which is a great proportion over leggings. I wore this for a 9-hole round on a chilly morning and then to school drop-off; the quarter-zip made layering easy, and the ricrac trim is absolutely adorable. My only complaint: the ribbed hem is a bit snug compared to the rest of the body, creating a slight blouson effect. For petite golfers who want a cozy, relaxed layer, this S is a solid pick.

I'm 5'9" and 165 lbs with a 41" bust. Based on the product chart, I sized up to XL (Bust 131cm, Shoulder 60.3cm). Since I'm the same height as the model, I can tell you this is a very relaxed, slouchy look. The body is roomy, and the hem (105cm) hits right below my hips. I wore this for casual Friday at the office and then to walk my dog. The stand collar with white ricrac trim is so elegant, and the wheat-ear knit is unique and textural. The quarter-zip is great for layering. One major thing to note: the side pockets are nonexistent, so I had to carry my phone in my hand on the dog walk. But the fabric is breathable and wrinkle-resistant, making it a great stylish layer for transitional weather.

I'm 5'7", 140 lbs, with a 36" bust. I actually sized down to S based on the product chart (S bust 112cm) because I didn't want a tent-like fit. Even in the S, the loose fit gives it a comfortable, easy drape that's great for a golf layer. I played 18 holes on a chilly morning and then picked up my kids. The stand collar with ricrac trim looks so classy, and the quarter-zip kept the morning chill out on the course. The wheat-ear knit is breathable and wrinkle-resistant—I didn't feel clammy after the round. I will say the loose fit is very generous, so if you're between sizes, definitely size down. Still, the fit is exactly like the model's photos, and it looks way more expensive than it is.

I'm 5'3" and 115 lbs. I ordered S, but the S bust is 112cm and the shoulder is 55.5cm! It's definitely a loose, oversized look on my 34" frame. That said, for tennis, I actually don't mind the relaxed fit because the dropped shoulder and quarter-zip allow me to swing freely without any tightness across the back. The stand collar with white ricrac trim is super cute, and the wheat-ear texture adds a really nice detail. My main complaint is that the sleeves (56cm) are quite long for a petite person—even with the dropped shoulder, they cover my hands. I had to push them up twice. If you are petite and want a true fitted look, this is not it, but if you want that trendy relaxed sporty look, it's perfect.

I'm apple-shaped with a 40" bust and 34" waist, so I went with L based on the product chart (Bust 123cm / 48.4"). The loose fit and dropped shoulders are a dream for my shape—the sweatshirt completely skims over my midsection without clinging, and the ribbed hem (97cm) sits comfortably without digging in. I wore this for a morning walk with my dog and then to weekend brunch; the quarter-zip lets me create a vertical line that's really flattering, and the ricrac trim is such a fun, retro detail. The wheat-ear knit is breathable and soft against the skin. One downside: the shoulders are quite wide (58.5cm) due to the dropped-shoulder cut, so if you carry a shoulder bag, it can sometimes pull the collar back. For apple shapes wanting a forgiving, stylish sweatshirt, this L is a solid buy.

I'm pear-shaped with a 36" bust and 38" hips. The M bust (117cm) is very roomy, but the dropped shoulder allows for total freedom of movement—I never felt restricted during overhead smashes on the pickleball court. I wore this for three matches on a chilly morning. The quarter-zip is great for quick ventilation when I get warm, and the white ricrac trim is just too cute. The wheat-ear texture gives it a really unique look. One minor issue: because it's a pullover with no pockets, I had to leave my spare pickleballs on the bench. Also, the sleeves (57cm) are long on my 5'6" frame, so I have to fold the cuffs. But if you want a lightweight, relaxed, stylish layer, this M is a great choice.

My hips are 44" and my waist is 32", so I ordered XL based on the hem width (105cm / 41.3"). The ribbed hem with the loose fit falls perfectly over my pear shape without pulling. The length (69.5cm for XL) provides great coverage. I wore this for a weekend hike and then to casual brunch; the wheat-ear texture is gorgeous, and the white ricrac trim is so charming. However, because the shoulder width is very wide (60.3cm for XL), the sleeves (59cm) almost completely cover my hands! I had to push them up. Also, the ribbed hem creates a slight blouson effect on my pear shape, which I personally love but some might prefer a straighter cut. The quarter-zip is a great functional detail. If you're pear-shaped and want hip coverage with a relaxed fit, XL works well, but just know the dropped shoulder makes it a very slouchy look.

I'm 5'8", 150 lbs, with a 39" bust. The L bust (123cm) gives a huge amount of layering room. The dropped shoulder (58.5cm) gave me full arm swing on a 5-mile hike. The wheat-ear knit is breathable and moisture-wicking—it's a great transitional piece for crisp autumn days. One gripe: because the shoulders are so wide, the sleeves create a lot of extra fabric bulk under the arms when you lift them. However, the ribbed cuffs and hem do a great job of holding the shape.

Being 5'10", I sized up to M based on the product chart. The M length is 65.5cm, which hits me right at the top of my hips—a great cropped sweatshirt look with high-waisted skorts. The dropped shoulder (57cm) and generous bust (117cm) gave me plenty of room to swing freely during my tennis drill without any pulling across the back. I wore this to casual Friday at the office with dark jeans, and the navy with white ricrac trim looks incredibly polished and preppy. The wheat-ear texture adds a really rich, dimensional detail that you don't usually see in a sweatshirt. The quarter-zip is a nice functional touch. One minor gripe: the sleeves (57cm) are just barely long enough on my tall frame—if you're taller than me, consider sizing up. Also, the loose fit is very roomy, so it's not a fitted look. Still, for tall women who love a relaxed, stylish layer, this M is fantastic.